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The new software, OrgSync, used by student organizations at ASU for the first time this semester is proving a cumbersome experience for some student groups.

While cases of the swine flu have not been reported at the Downtown campus, medical officials at the ASU Health Center said they are not ruling out the possibility that the virus has surfaced.

The ASASUD Senate unanimously approved amendments to Article V of the Downtown campus constitution Friday.

Speakers from Bataan, Burma, Iraq and Somalia discussed the situations of refugees in Arizona at the Walter Cronkite School Thursday night.

Located underneath the San Carlos Hotel on North Central Avenue, between East Van Buren and East Monroe streets, the Downtown Barbershop is as old as the building it is located in.

ASU President Michael Crow said ASU is defining what a great university is by helping more people achieve innovation at the dedication of the College of Nursing and Health Innovation’s new building Tuesday morning.

The ASASUD Senate approved four amendments to the elections code procedures at a special session held Friday.

A new committee established by the ASASUD Senate in October has been working to improve the safety throughout the Downtown campus.

The facilities fee vote was postponed Friday and rescheduled for the Dec. 4 meeting of the ASASUD Senate.

The Downtown Devil has produced a two-part series that takes an in-depth look at the details, process, active roles and origins of the implementation of a new student fee at Arizona State University.